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· shortly write P = (Gp) to denote the set of all plastic variables. The major assumption in flnite-strain elasto-plasticity is the multiplicative decomposition of the deformation gradient F into an elastic and a plastic part F = FelastFplast = FelastG (2.1) The main feature of this decomposition is that the elastic properties will depend
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· shortly write P = (Gp) to denote the set of all plastic variables. The major assumption in flnite-strain elasto-plasticity is the multiplicative decomposition of the deformation gradient F into an elastic and a plastic part F = FelastFplast = FelastG (2.1) The main feature of this decomposition is that the elastic properties will depend
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· the yield stress and plastic deformation takes place which is governed by the plastic stiffness kp on line CD. f = kp α −α0p (6) The yielding force and deformation are given by Thornton 24 and Johnson 25 . Once the contact is unloaded from point D the path lies on line from D to αp with elastic stiffness ke as given by f = ke α −αp (7)
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· The proposed model is a linear elasto-plastic adhesive model with the detachment condition governed by the work of adhesion and the normal force-overlap response shown in Fig. 3.Similar to the models of Luding Tomas and Thornton and Ning the normal force drops to a certain negative value (f_ 0 ) when two spheres come into contact at (alpha = 0) due to van der Waals attractive forces.
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